By Andy Ford In July 1946, eighty years ago, the first shots were fired in the Chinese Civil War on the North China plains. The
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John and Glenda O’Brien, in Carlisle, consider the interim report of the Timms PIP Review. ****** On 9 July, 2026, the Department for Work and
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Can Burnham’s ‘Manchesterism’ improve workers’ lives?
By Pat Colquhoun On Monday 29 June, Prime Minister in waiting, Andy Burnham, once again donned his dark blue t-shirt and suit jacket to give
By Cain O’Mahony If the Far Right in the UK thought they were on a roll with their recent riots and rallies, many communities –
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Dmitri Furmanov (1891-1926): a truthful and inspiring Soviet writer
By Andy Ford This year is the 100th anniversary of the death of the Soviet writer, Dmitri Furmanov, best known for his civil war novel,
By John O’Brien (Cumbria Green Party Executive Member) and Glenda O’Brien (member of the Labour Party and the Socialist Health Association). The Equality and Human
Asher Goudy In classic form, the capitalist press have latched on to the altogether reasonable comments made by the Greens’ Gorton and Denton MP, Hannah
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General Strike paper “The British Worker” – a good initiative of a timid leadership – part two
In this second and final part, RAY GOODSPEED looks at the reporting of the sudden end of the strike and its aftermath (9-17 May). Part
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1986: the Chernobyl nuclear disaster – part three
Part III: Have lessons been learnt? A resounding no! In the final part of a three-part article, CAIN O’MAHONY, who has worked in the Chernobyl
